Inflammatory pseudotumor: a gallium-avid mobile mesenteric mass.

Auringer, S T; Scott, M D; Sumner, T E · J Nucl Med · 1991

case_report · Level V

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Abstract

An 8-yr-old boy with a 1-mo history of culture-negative fever and anemia underwent gallium, ultrasound, and computed tomography studies as part of the evaluation of a fever of unknown origin. These studies revealed a mobile gallium-avid solid abdominal mass subsequently proven to be an inflammatory pseudotumor of the mesentery, a rare benign mass. This report documents the gallium-avid nature of this rare lesion and discusses associated characteristic clinical, pathologic, and radiographic features.

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